If an employer terminates do u receive unemployment
Getting fired doesn't disqualify you from receiving unemployment. You have to be fired for misconduct. This is a higher standard than being fired...
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Getting fired doesn't disqualify you from receiving unemployment. You have to be fired for misconduct. This is a higher standard than being fired...
Sounds like you need to renegotiate your contract.
Yes. They have the right to set employee schedules.
Have you talked to your supervisor?
Contact the clerk of court for the jurisdiction where this happened and they can help you get copies of whatever is on your record.
The likely level of disciplinary action is entirely up to your employer.
Yes, unless you have a written contract regarding your previous pay rate.
You should dump the boyfriend, if you haven't already, and talk to the lawyer who is handling your employer suit about your options.
No, it's not all right. But depending on the type of case, the judge will probably be willing to cut the defendant a bit of slack for the first...
Sure, they can ask. Not sure why the answer would be problematic, assuming you got permission beforehand and were owed the PTO.